Hello 2A Families!
If you have received a notice from the Library about overdue books, don't fret! It turns out our classroom cleaning crew accidentally put a few of the library books in our classroom library. 😬
Books will be turned in today!
POETRY
Scholars are working to memorize stanza 3 of "Smart" by Shel Silverstein. Remember, they will be memorizing the entire poem by February 6th.
LITERATURE
We continue to read and enjoy Little House in the Big Woods. We finish reading Chapter 3 and then read through Chapter 4. We see how our characters celebrate Christmas this week.
SPELLING
We have 20 spelling words since this week is shortened. Please see the breakdown below.
Tuesday: apple, ate, author, bread, brown, dog, eats, fast, food, jump
Wednesday: sleep, wash, yellow, nine, face, miss, rides, ride, tree, sick
WRITING
Little House in the Big Woods is full of moral vignettes that illustrate the dangerous aspects of the frontier setting. This week scholars summarize two of these episodes, "The Story of Pa and the Voice in the Woods" and "Prince and the Panther." We then copy and write from dictation a exemplar sentence about Pa Ingalls' long rifle.
GRAMMAR
Scholars will classify sentences with prepositional phrases this week and will add The Preposition Flow jingle to their repetoire, before finally composing sentences from all the grammar labels learned this year.
MATH
We are finishing up our addition and subtraction mental math unit with review and a few quizzes. Please help your child re-check their work before moving on to the next problem! It can be fairly easy to miss a step or miscalculate a math fact. Every point counts!
Science:
This week, we will learn all about the digestive system! Your child should be able to describe the important organs that help digest our food and nourish our bodies. We will also be experiencing a hands-on demonstration that may have some of us grossed out!
History:
This week, we wrap up the Constitution unit with a discussion and deeper dive into the phrase, "We the people..." We will also spend some time reviewing vocabulary in preparation for our upcoming assessment.
Happily Yours,
Mrs. Guevara and Mr. Kiehne
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